New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
WEDDINGS.

The marriage of Miss Katherine Huntington Nor
gan daughter OF the Rev. Dr. William +. Morgan, to
Captain Sharpe, OF the United States Army. son OF
General George H. Sharpe, OF Kingston, drew Large
and fashionable gathering last night at ST Thomass
CT urch in Fifth-ave DR.. Morgan himself rend the
greater part OF the marriage service. Inc rev
Reuben T.. Howes, assistant rector at ST. Ihomass'
assisted him. The bride walked up the aisle on the
arm of her uncle Henri, X. Morgan, OF Hartford.
Conn., She was dressed in white satin. with point lace
trimmings, and long lace veil. Captain Sharpe was
in full uniiorm. with sword and hat The four ushers
were also in military dress Three OF Them, Lieuteh
ants Darr, Fieberger and Alexander, were West
Pointers The other Dr. Henneberger was from the
United States Navy. The bridesmaids were Miss
Sharpe, sister OF tho bridegroom, and Miss Emily
Morgan. The brides two little nieces Miss Edith
W,llett, and Miss Romola Daghren, acted "a maids
of honor. The church was densey crowded for m
hour before and aiter the ceremony. There were no
floral decorations whatever.
Among those present In the church we're Ge1eral
Sharpe and Mrs Sharpe, the Rev. Dr. Crosby and
Mrs. Crosby, the Rev. Alexander Mckay-S ith the
Rev. Cornelius ID. Smith, Mr.. and Mira Daniel 1.
Hoag, Captain Anderson, Mrs. Bond. Miss Bond, the
Misses. Cummings, Mrr. C. {. Worthin <ton. Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Doty, George Macculloeh Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bianoi ex-Collector hedden and Mrs.
Hedden, MIR. and Mrs. John Ii. Watson, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Galatn, DR.. +. n. Otis, President +. A. p
Barnard and Mrs. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. X. II.
Hoadly, the Misses Kemp. William II. Lee. George
w. Forsyth and II. X. Motley. ption was gwen
directly after the marriage at the rectory adjoining
the church IN West Fifty-thirds
There were two weddings yesterday in Trinity
Chapel In the morning Miss Julia Speir, daughter
of ex-Judge Gilbert NJ. Speir, was married to Pay
master Henry Taylor Wright, OF the United States
Navy. The Rev. DR.. Swope read the service. The
altar of the church decorated with white flowers
The bride white satin with a long lace veil
There were six bridesmaids Miss Raihsord, Miss
Eleanor Taylor, Miss Edith Watson, Miss Katharine
Davis Miss Lizzie Brewster and Miss Adele Vultee.
DIR. ROuth acted as best man: lbo ushers were Dr.
Russell I. Thompson, Harry Wadsworth Lieutenant
Shultz, Mr. Norton aud Assemtlyman Robert Ray
Hamilton The brides brother Gilbert Sper, gave
her away Among those at the church were Professor
Hermann f. Vutee' OF Columbia college aad MRS.
Vutee, President and Mrs Barnard, Captain
| MEG ook Judge Allen and Clerk OF Court of Sessions
| Sparks. wedding breakia Was given at the house
OF the brides father, No. East Thirty -fourth-s
| At o'clock the chapel was again idshionaby
| crowded Tor tbs wedding OF MISS Florence emple
Bissel OF No 10 West foriiehst. TO Charles Slaston
Pratt. The chancel walls and the altar were richly
decorated with white flowers and green's. The
| was read by the Rev. Dr. Sbipmnn OF Christ Church
The full chapel choir OF twenty-sx. in surp ices
marched up the aisle at the head OF tho bridal process
sion The bride walked with her brother, Pelham ST.
q. Bssell She wore whue SATIN Dress, with pearl
| trimmings and point lace: The veil was OF point
lace The bride a fall set of diamonds among
them pair OF earrings, present from the BRIDE
groom The only maid o. horror the brides little
ME CO. Miss Florence ~ Bissell. W. s. Carver WAS
| the best man. The ushers we're Harry Leeds IT,,
George Graham. Daniel l.. Cobb, Theodore ID. VII
son, A. IL. fahncr, NJ 1. uaru, bcOTRc anu
S. Blunt About 1000 invitations mad been issued
for the wedding. reception VAS held aitcrward
| at the house OF the briles grandmother, Mrs Mary
Grid n, No. 10 West FOrtiethst
ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Churcn filled with a
wedding party yesterday when Miss Maria lmogene
| Eidlitz was married To Walter Danaat Starr by
Chancellor Preston. The altar OF the church was
prettily decorated with foliage pl ns. and the palms
and tree ferns contrasted with clusters OF
flowers and bouquets OF aud rhododendrons that
were placed before the statues OF the Saviour and the
Virgin. Mgr. Preston was assisted by the Rev
Fathers Jackson Ly Dch and Claocy. As the wedding
procession entered the oh rch the organ payrd the
| iohengrin Bridal Chorus The usbers hessrs. Dam
| oat Tbayer O'Connell and H. Eidz jr. preceded
the bride, VINO was accompanied by her father,
| Ieopold Eidlitz She hite satin gown orna-
| ,nented with orange blossoms and Venetian point
lace The diamond ornaments were presented by the
b, room wbo IL the OF Mrs. Mary g. Starr the
founder OF the House Of the Holy Family and promi-
neut worker in the charities OF the Roman Cath c
Church OF this CIV Lcopold Edlitz "a we'll
| known architect OF the Guy. Among those present
were Mrs. Starr. Mrs Edit, Commissioner and MIRA
| Coleman. Mr.. Conderi. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Brun and
! Mr. and Mira Emmett